the salt is there mainly to make the fluid rough so you can actually "eat" into the metal. But if you're gonna use salt, make sure you really, really, REALLY wash it through.

But it's a TFC!

Agreed here. Only thing with TFC is they have two versions, one is 17mm fan spacing and the other is 15mm fan spacing.

So.....

Who here's looking for a full cover M6E waterblock?





Previously announced, but delayed because of some errors so they had to throw out the manufactured ones. Reworked and are finally on the shelves!

That... would be the worst thing that could happen. Is the pump dead ? If it is, see if you can get it warrantied.

Last I heard they had plans to make for the entire 6 range, but I might be mistaken.

I know. . It's already available on EKWB store, but currently stated OOS. Propbably haven't refresh inventory. haha. Will let you know once PPC gets it.

Also, you'll be happy to know they have it in acrylic top, clean and original CSQ.

These is what will be available:

EK-FB ASUS M6E - Nickel
EK-FB ASUS M6E - Acetal+Nickel
EK-FB ASUS M6E - Nickel (Original CSQ)
EK-FB ASUS M6E - Acetal+Nickel (Original CSQ)

When available on PPC, definitely.

Has anyone here sprayed or coated their water blocks which have exposed copped bits with acrylic clear coat or anything of the sort so it doesn't react with air and turn ugly?

Not a bad idea. But scared have to wait very long.

If you have to ask, you're in the wrong thread bro. . Water cool it! Can get swiftech apogee drive ii locally in a few weeks.

How did you fill it up? Usually people bleed by leaving their fill port open. If not I think your only other way is to vary the pump speed and shake loose the bubbles so it travels to the main air pocket.

This post has been edited by pristine: Sep 18 2013, 12:52 AM

Is it possible to leave the port open while your loop is running without coolant spillage? If yes, then that's the way to go.

Heyyo! I will be selling Bitspower stuff from now on, local stock. Let me know if you guys need anything.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2963343

qwe13 tadaaaaa

Hahaha. I happen to have both. You can have my Artic Clean. I'm using something else which I find to be better than isopropyl.

Kill coil I need to check. But hit me a PM if you wanna get them from me.

If anyone wants to see a good collaboration of modders coming together to honour another modder's memory, this is an excellent example:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1322886/sponsor...akith-a-tribute

It's sad we don't have a larger community of local modders who make themselves known, otherwise I would share this with them too. But I guess the water cooling community is close enough.

On a happier note, some sick acrylic tube work by Kier.



By the looks of it, it's EK's acrylic tubing and HD fittings.

Also, Monsoon's Chaingun Fittings have hit the shelves, available at PPC. Oversized fittings with rather killer looks (subjective). Available in various colours matching the rest of Monsoon's range. Sold in singles or pack of 4.



linkk

This post has been edited by pristine: Sep 19 2013, 01:10 AM

I don't think I have local stock for just the tube. PPC got la. tried APES?

Tried biocide yet?

I wouldn't recommend that since I have no idea what's in it. Use it if you're completely sure it's ok to use.

As for biocide, have you asked apes? Otherwise can ask niclasteoh.

If can wait, I think niclasteoh might have ready stock. Otherwise, I wish you best of luck.

I don't think anyone here "regularly" changes their loop fluid. Draining and filling isn't very fun, and if you completely want to be sure your loop is "clean" when you fill it back up, you need to really, rinse your loop. Not fun. Better to just avoid complications and prevent them if possible.

Checked with niclasteoh yet?

Holds a lot of promise. Happy cooling bro.